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SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Payroll Team Lead - India based

AKT GlobalKolkata, IndiaPosted 20 May 2026

AKT Global is hiring an SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Payroll Team Lead to oversee end-to-end payroll implementations for global clients. The role involves strategic design, integration management, and leading a technical team through project lifecycles. Candidates must have extensive SAP HCM or ECP experience and certification. The position requires a hands-on leader comfortable with both technical configuration and stakeholder management.

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Experience

5+ years

Function

Engineering

Work mode

Hybrid, India

Company

Tier 2

What you will work on

AKT Global is hiring an SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Payroll Team Lead to oversee end-to-end payroll implementations for global clients. The role involves strategic design, integration management, and leading a technical team through project lifecycles. Candidates must have extensive SAP HCM or ECP experience and certification. The position requires a hands-on leader comfortable with both technical configuration and stakeholder management.

TAL's take

Quality 55/1005/5 clarityTier 2 company

Solid mid-tier role with clear leadership responsibilities in a specialized SAP niche.

Highly specific scope focusing on SAP ECP implementation leadership.

Must haves

  • Minimum 5 years SAP Payroll experience (SAP HCM or ECP)
  • Certified in SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Payroll
  • Proven track record in team management and leadership
  • Ability to explain technical issues to stakeholders
  • Ability to work in EMEA timezone

Tools and skills

sap successfactors employee central payrollsap hcm payrollsap activateagilepoint-to-point replicationbib

About the company

Established professional services company specializing in SAP SuccessFactors, but does not meet Tier 1 criteria.

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